The only problem with this comparison is Phalanx was harmless and these drugs are, at scale, incredibly harmful (with growing evidence that their creators did and continue to do their best to conceal and misdirect evidence of these harms), making it very hard to dismiss as a placebo intended to boost morale.
What the story has is a deadly thing without a cure, so a fake cure is there to create calm.
What we have is a fake pandemic pumped up with statistical manipulation and medical malfeasance in order to push a "cure" that causes disease.
It's funny, in March 2020, I told friends that if this was a really deadly thing, liquor stores wouldn't stay open... People wouldn't still be able to order delivery. Paper masks wouldn't be used as they can't even filter out asbestos which is much much larger than a "virus".
But they laughed then. Had it been really deadly, I would have changed my mind.
I laugh now, and they still can't change their mind.
Thank you. I'm cracking up at your "reeeeing Karens" because that's exactly what they are. Shrieking banshee people.
However, I don't think some of these people will ever admit they were duped. Confirmation bias is too real. People have to protect their fragile egos, and the louder and more forceful of these people, the more fragile the ego. It will be a cold day in hell that these people admit they were wrong, and that's sad and pathetic.
We do have to welcome those who are willing to eat humble pie, and we need to gently and carefully help them form a new vision for the way forward. Too much emotion, too much time and energy have been invested into an abomination and a perversion, and helping those who are unplugging from that is our next mission, seriously. They are our mission field, and we're going to need to lead them.
Thanks for your feedback, I truly value it, and it inspires me to continue writing. I really hope my Substack becomes more of a place for dialogue and conversation. It's what I thrive on, and it's what I'm passionate about.
The only problem with this comparison is Phalanx was harmless and these drugs are, at scale, incredibly harmful (with growing evidence that their creators did and continue to do their best to conceal and misdirect evidence of these harms), making it very hard to dismiss as a placebo intended to boost morale.
No, you're right, this jab is no placebo, that's for damn sure. It's more a soma, I guess, a binky, a pacifier, a security blanket.
What the story has is a deadly thing without a cure, so a fake cure is there to create calm.
What we have is a fake pandemic pumped up with statistical manipulation and medical malfeasance in order to push a "cure" that causes disease.
It's funny, in March 2020, I told friends that if this was a really deadly thing, liquor stores wouldn't stay open... People wouldn't still be able to order delivery. Paper masks wouldn't be used as they can't even filter out asbestos which is much much larger than a "virus".
But they laughed then. Had it been really deadly, I would have changed my mind.
I laugh now, and they still can't change their mind.
They think we overcame a deadly virus... Sigh
Thank you. I'm cracking up at your "reeeeing Karens" because that's exactly what they are. Shrieking banshee people.
However, I don't think some of these people will ever admit they were duped. Confirmation bias is too real. People have to protect their fragile egos, and the louder and more forceful of these people, the more fragile the ego. It will be a cold day in hell that these people admit they were wrong, and that's sad and pathetic.
We do have to welcome those who are willing to eat humble pie, and we need to gently and carefully help them form a new vision for the way forward. Too much emotion, too much time and energy have been invested into an abomination and a perversion, and helping those who are unplugging from that is our next mission, seriously. They are our mission field, and we're going to need to lead them.
Thanks for your feedback, I truly value it, and it inspires me to continue writing. I really hope my Substack becomes more of a place for dialogue and conversation. It's what I thrive on, and it's what I'm passionate about.
>> We do have to welcome those who are willing to eat humble pie
Begins with an admission of fault and an apology for harm caused to others. Does not begin even slightly until then.